The National African American Small Business Loan Fund Overview

  • Fund Type
  • Direct Lending

  • Fund Status
  • Closed

  • Size

  • Vintage
  • 2016

Vintage

  • Dry Powder

The National African American Small Business Loan Fund General Information

Description

The National African American Small Business Loan Fund is a direct lending fund managed by Valley Economic Development Center. The fund is located in Sherman Oaks, California and invests in Africa and America. The fund is a lending program for African American-owned small businesses in New York City, Chicago and Los Angeles. The fund will boost economic opportunity for minority-owned businesses in these cities and help them serve low-income communities by providing them with greater access to capital, technical assistance and financial consulting. JPMorgan Chase Foundation has contributed a $3 million grant to help VEDC reach its goal of creating a USD 30 million loan fund. The average loan will range from USD 35,000 to USD 250,000.The fund will also provide small business loan recipients with technical assistance such as networking, marketing, business plan development and financial consulting.

Contact Information

Fund Manager Website
Fund Category
Debt
Close Date
Native Currency
USD
Fund Manager's Location
  • 5121 Van Nuys Boulevard
  • Suite 300
  • Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
  • United States
Fund Domiciles
United States

The National African American Small Business Loan Fund Investment Strategy

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The National African American Small Business Loan Fund Limited Partners (1)

JP Morgan Chase is the sole limited partner of The National African American Small Business Loan Fund. Its latest Original was on 23-Oct-2015.

Limited Partner Name Type Status Commitment Date Commitment Type
JP Morgan Chase Current 23-Oct-2015 Original
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The National African American Small Business Loan Fund Returns Data

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The National African American Small Business Loan Fund FAQs

  • What is The National African American Small Business Loan Fund?

    The National African American Small Business Loan Fund is a direct lending fund managed by Valley Economic Development Center.

  • Who manages The National African American Small Business Loan Fund?

    The National African American Small Business Loan Fund is managed by Valley Economic Development Center.

  • Where is The National African American Small Business Loan Fund domiciled?

    The National African American Small Business Loan Fund is domiciled in United States.

  • What is The National African American Small Business Loan Fund's size?

    The National African American Small Business Loan Fund has a size of .

  • What type of fund is The National African American Small Business Loan Fund?

    The fund type of The National African American Small Business Loan Fund is Direct Lending.

  • What is the status of The National African American Small Business Loan Fund?

    The National African American Small Business Loan Fund is closed.

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